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Upping the ante. The global economy is fracturing as countries assert sovereignty, which was repressed during globalization. The reasons are many but one is clear. No one really thought it through in terms of pros and cons, and costs versus benefits. Now the historical dialectic has swung in the other way in correction.SCMPChina passes anti-sanctions law that ‘can target individuals, families, organisations’Sarah Zheng and Tony CheungAlsoNotice the different spin.Yahoo FinanceChina passes anti-foreign sanctions lawAFP
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Upping the ante. Upping the ante. The global economy is fracturing as countries assert sovereignty, which was repressed during globalization. The reasons are many but one is clear. No one really thought it through in terms of pros and cons, and costs versus benefits. Now the historical dialectic has swung in the other way in correction.SCMPChina passes anti-sanctions law that ‘can target individuals, families, organisations’Sarah Zheng and Tony CheungAlsoNotice the different spin.Yahoo FinanceChina passes anti-foreign sanctions lawAFP
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The global economy is fracturing as countries assert sovereignty, which was repressed during globalization. The reasons are many but one is clear. No one really thought it through in terms of pros and cons, and costs versus benefits. Now the historical dialectic has swung in the other way in correction.
SCMP
China passes anti-sanctions law that ‘can target individuals, families, organisations’
Sarah Zheng and Tony Cheung
Also
Notice the different spin.
China passes anti-foreign sanctions law
AFP